Three Hundred Marriage Clauses: I Become a Martial Saint, Why Are You Crying?

Chen Fan transmigrates into the martial world of the Great Qian Dynasty, becoming the sole heir to the prestigious Zhenbei Prince’s Manor. Despite awakening a proficiency system, he finds himself unable to even enter the threshold of martial cultivation. The situation grows dire when the Zhenbei Prince mysteriously vanishes without a trace during a major war, leaving Chen Fan as the only hope for the family that commands millions of troops across thirteen northern provinces. Compounding his troubles, the aging emperor forces a political marriage between Chen Fan and Princess Li Qinghan in a blatant attempt to seize the manor’s military power. To make matters worse, his new wife imposes three hundred strict clauses on their union, including separate living quarters, no interference in her personal freedom, and the right to dissolve the marriage at will. At this critical juncture, Chen Fan’s system presents him with a decisive choice: humble himself to become a matrilocal son-in-law for a mediocre reward, or uphold his family’s nine generations of loyalty and receive a temporary but massive boost in cultivation talent. Choosing dignity over submission, Chen Fan embarks on a path of relentless growth. Years later, he ascends to the realm of Martial Saint, suppressing the entire world with his unparalleled strength. When Li Qinghan finally approaches him, seeking reconciliation, Chen Fan—flanked by a celestial fairy and a demonic enchantress—simply smiles and rejects her coldly.